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Rocco Moretto VFW Post 2348 has a rich and storied history, deeply intertwined with the communities of Queens, New York. Originally established in the vibrant neighborhood of Long Island City, the post served as a crucial hub for veterans, offering camaraderie, support, and a dedicated space for community engagement.
As the urban landscape evolved, so did the needs and demographics of the area. The post's location eventually saw a rezoning, leading to its relocation and continued service within the neighboring community of Astoria. This transition allowed VFW Post 2348 to adapt while maintaining its core mission of supporting veterans and contributing to the local fabric.
Today, VFW Post 2348 continues its vital work in LIC, Astoria, Sunnyside, Woodside, Ditmars, and Queens general area upholding the VFW's broader commitment to advocacy, community service, and honoring the sacrifices of our nation's heroes. Its enduring presence reflects the resilience and dedication of its members.
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Dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifice of our nation's veterans, Rocco Moretto VFW Post 2348 stands as a beacon of support, camaraderie, and community engagement in Astoria. Our mission guides every action we take, ensuring we uphold the values of our organization and serve those who have served us.
We are committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment where veterans can connect, share experiences, and find mutual understanding. We provide a safe space for healing, fellowship, and continued service, ensuring no veteran feels alone.
We tirelessly advocate for the rights and benefits of all veterans, their families, and survivors. Through active engagement with local, state, and national legislative bodies, we strive to ensure that promises made to our service members are kept.
Beyond our direct support for veterans, we are dedicated to enriching the Astoria community. We participate in local events, support youth programs, and engage in charitable activities that reflect the selfless spirit of military service.
We commit to preserving the legacy of all American veterans, educating future generations about the sacrifices made for our freedoms, and honoring the memory of those who served, ensuring their contributions are never forgotten.
Rocco Moretto VFW Post 2348 is more than just a building; it is a living testament to the courage, dedication, and enduring spirit of our veterans. We invite all eligible veterans and community members to join us in fulfilling this vital mission.


Celebrating the life and legacy of Rocco J. Moretto, this event honors a true American hero on what would have been his 104th birthday.
A lifelong resident of Astoria, New York, Rocco was a decorated World War II veteran of the 1st Infantry Division ("The Big Red One"). He was one of only two men in his 219-man unit to survive 11 months of continuous combat—from the harrowing landings at Omaha Beach on D-Day to the freezing foxholes of the Battle of the Bulge—without being wounded or captured.
Beyond his military service, Rocco was a pillar of his community and a devoted member of the
Combat Veteran: Served in major engagements including Normandy, the Hurtgen Forest, and the Battle of the Bulge.
Distinguished Honors: Recipient of the French Legion of Honor, the Bronze Star, and numerous other accolades.
Community Icon: Longtime member of the
Our programs support our service members while they are on the front line, as they are being discharged and long after they return. Your donation will be immediately directed to the VFW programs where your support is most urgently needed.




Facilitates sharing military experience in a no judgement environment



Speakers and VSO's present to answer questions.


A satirical reflection by Author/Artist Phil Fehrenbacher
Phil enlisted in the Army in 1965 where you served for years in Vietnam. He became a graphic designer and has worked for the state of Oregon for 26 years. He retired in 2003 and started the Cartoon "In-Country". The cartoons reflect his experiences during his tour of duty in South Vietnam.
There is a new cartoon everyday.
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